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by Barbara Coombs Lee
May 15, 2013
Dr. Tom Preston, a Compassion & Choices leader in Seattle, chose these poignant words for the title of his new book. They are powerful words, gripping even on paper. Imagine them emerging from the lips of a patient, perhaps one whom the doctor has treated over decades, who is now dying of cancer. They strike right at the core of a physician's identity, training and moral compass.
Preston knows well that each person, each healer and each caregiver responds to such a request from patient or loved one from the deepest parts of their own authentic being. He begins his book quoting Dumbledore, who in the last Harry Potter book pleaded with Snape to cut his dying short. "You alone know whether it will harm your soul to help an old man avoid pain and humiliation," the wizard tells his reluctant friend. So it is with every doctor In America.
I recall hearing Dr. Peter Goodwin, Compassion & Choices' leader and dear friend who died last March, describe how his "blood ran cold" the first time he heard these words. He responded to his patient he could not, but spent the remainder of his life regretting that answer.
Last month Dr. Eric Kress testified to the Montana legislature that when he refused the first patient who asked for his help in dying, the patient reacted in disgust and called him a coward. Thus began his own soulful rumination and his decision not to abandon subsequent patients who asked for his help. "What kind of man am I?" he asked himself. "What kind of doctor am I?"
Preston writes from his long and passionate interest in how doctors respond to this plea. By extension, he is also vitally interested in the historic and potential relationship between the field of Medicine and patients who yearn for choice and control in their dying. Today, it's mostly a dysfunctional relationship. But it has not always been so, and this book may well help heal the dysfunction.
Preston is a fine writer, and a splendid historian. I greatly enjoy his reaches into ancient Greece and Medicine's dawn as a profession. In one enlightening chapter he traces the transformation of medical oaths, "From Hippocrates to Lasagna," to demonstrate how politics, religions and accidents of history influence the words and meanings that endure, even when at odds with ancient precepts or practices. Personally, I've always been fascinated to observe that sometime in the course of history the caduceus, symbol of Mercury, god of thieves and business, came to replace the staff of Asclepius, son of Apollo and the first mortal healer, as the symbol of Medicine. (That's right, the patron god of financial gain stands as the profession's symbol in modern times.)
Another of Preston's great contributions is his concentration on "patient-centeredness" as the mark of excellent care. Preston acknowledges that his colleagues may pay lip service to the term, while actually delivering "physician-centered" service. Therefore he takes care to advocate a "meaningful" patient-centered approach. One of the speakers at this year's TEDMED conference noted that even "patient-centered care" can mean that professionals circle the patient and impose a one-way dialogue.
Non-physician readers will find in Preston's words the reassurance, courage and tools to approach their doctors with legitimate requests arising from their experience in health and in decline. Physician readers will find compassion and gentle guidance in adopting an open and responsive attitude toward the needs of their dying patients. Physicians across the nation are examining their position on intention and assistance in dying, and this book is bound to help.

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I would like to nominate my aunt, Hazel Barnett Cammack, for your special valentine issue.
She has always been the one in the family that all her brother, sisters, nieces and nephews depend on when anything is needed. She has helped me on numerous times, but never more than in the last several weeks.
You see, I fell on Jan. 3 and broke both elbows. Needless to say, the first couple of weeks, I was pretty helpless. She was at my house every day the first two weeks.
She helped me undress, shower, dress, washed and dried my hair daily, cooked and washed dishes.
She took me to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, ran errands, cleaned bathrooms, just anything I needed and always asked what else I needed. She called first thing every morning and the last thing each night to check on me.
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- Amy said...
This is so yummy and I really want a piece of that pie.
- April 28, 2010 at 6:46 PM
- Dawn said...
How perfect for your recipes. Fun , fun paper.
- April 28, 2010 at 6:53 PM
- Lori said...
Yum. Send a piece of that pie my way. Great idea for your layout. The recipe will live on.
- April 28, 2010 at 9:28 PM
- Kristina said...
That is my new favorite paper! Are you aloud to share the recipe? It looks SOOO good!
- April 28, 2010 at 10:39 PM
- Jean M. said...
Yummy:) Beautiful layout.
- April 28, 2010 at 11:49 PM
- Cindy said...
I love the layout! What a greea idea to scrap an old recipe!
- April 29, 2010 at 2:50 AM
- cowboycentral said...
Delicious! Love how you used an old recipe.
- April 29, 2010 at 4:30 AM
- Kristine said...
Beautiful work as always - I totally love the way you think.....Bake a pie, then Scrapbook it!
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- Sheila Bennett said...
Great idea to preserve a photo of the person who shared a recipe, and have a picture of you creating that recipe with your family.
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BEAUTIFUL layout, Tresa. I love everything about it. I love the look of the cocktail alphabet w/ the irresistibles...and the "strawberry" "o" is too cute! :)
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Gorgeous layout!
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- Carla said...
WOW! Fabulous layout Tresa!
And that pie looks delicious!!
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- Helen Onulak said...
Retro is exactly what I thought when I saw this paper pack! I have a photo of my grandma in her apron...and now, I know what to do with it! Include it with her recipes in my album. Thank you for the inspiration!
- April 29, 2010 at 12:34 PM
- Kathleen said...
What a wonderful way to honor your Aunt Mae! This is a super layout. Now, are you going to share the recipe?
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- Haley D. said...
Mmmm, that looks good! I love how you combined old photos with recent ones. This paper ties it all together perfectly. Bon appetit!
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- Nancy Ball said...
YES, I thought you'd never ask! I would love a piece, Tresa!
Ummmm, how will you get it to me! hahahaha!
- April 30, 2010 at 8:21 PM
I really love the idea of scrapbooking a favorite recipe. Your artwork is always so beautiful and inspiring!!
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- Agata said...
Please, share the recipe! It looks perfect!! Greetings from Poland :)
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A layout to treasure! It's beautiful!
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Board of Registration in Medicine,
Docket No. RM-07-376
Adam W. Cerel, M.D.,
Appearance for Petitioner:
Jean M. O'Brien, Esq.
Board of Registration in Medicine
200 Harvard Mill Square, Suite 330
Wakefield, MA 01880
Appearance for Respondent:
Robert A. Griffith, Esq.
Gargiulo/Rudnick, LLP
66 Long Wharf
Boston, MA 02110
Administrative Magistrate:
Sarah H. Luick, Esq.
RECOMMENDED DECISION- Corrected
On May 16, 2007, Petitioner, Board of Registration in Medicine (Board), issued a Statement of Allegations ordering Respondent, Adam W. Cerel, M.D., to show cause why he should not be disciplined for violating provisions of the laws of the Commonwealth relating to the practice of medicine and rules and regulations adopted thereunder, and because he had engaged in conduct that undermines the public confidence in the integrity of the medical profession. Respondent filed an Answer to the Statement of Allegations on June 27, 2007.
On May 17, 2007, the matter was referred to the Division of Administrative Law Appeals (DALA). A pre-hearing conference was held July 30, 2007 at the offices of DALA, 98 North Washington Street, 4th Floor, Boston, MA 02114. On December 19, 2007, Petitioner filed a Motion to Strike some of the numbered paragraphs from the Statement of Allegations, and to have the remaining numbered paragraphs subject to a More Definite Statement. On February 12, 2008, I allowed the Motion and accepted from Petitioner an Amended Statement of Allegations. On February 29, 2008, Respondent filed an Answer to the Amended Statement of Allegations. Another pre-hearing conference was held April 2, 2008.
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The Stipulation is incorporated herein by reference. (Attachment A.) Other than the facts as stipulated in the Stipulation and the admissions contained therein, I have not taken evidence with respect to this matter. Based on the facts as stipulated, I conclude that the Conclusions of Law set forth in the Stipulation are warranted and I hereby adopt them.
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Dr. Cerel as it deems appropriate in light of the facts and conclusions of law stipulated by the parties.
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If there's one thing that Brynn Adler hates, it's feeling helpless and vulnerable in unfamiliar territory. Three weeks ago, life tossed her into just such a world. A world of werewolves she never knew existed—until she found out her sister was one of them.
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Dead leaves crunched under Brynn's feet, slippery enough that she slid several steps with a muffled curse before catching her balance. Branches snatched at her clothing and tangled in her hair, but she didn't stop running. She deserved every stinging scratch, every bump and bruise, even the trembling pain in her legs and the burning of her lungs. She deserved them all, for running.
It was too dark to see–for a human, anyway–and she stumbled twice more before she caught sight of the faint fluttering light from Joe's cabin. She screamed his name, knowing he'd hear, knowing he'd know. It wasn't the first attack in the last three weeks, but it was the first one that had come in the dead of night. The first one where the attacker had found their house, had found Abby–
And I left her. Shame burned inside Brynn, not just shame at running, but a deeper, aching misery at the knowledge she'd had no other option. Her sister could survive a bullet wound to the chest. Brynn might not survive falling down the stairs. Running had been smart. Getting help had been necessary.
It didn't stop her from hating her own helplessness. She crashed past a tree, and the bark caught on her torn shirt and scraped the skin from her arm. She hissed in a sharp breath and let it out on another scream. "Joe!"
The back door slammed open, and Joe rushed out, hopping on one foot as he pulled on his second boot. "Brynn? What is it?" He jumped the steps and caught her with one arm as she stumbled forward. "Is it Abby?"
She fought her way free of his arms and spun back the way she'd come. "Someone's there, she made me run but we have to go back–"
An iron hand wrapped around her arm, and Joe whipped her around to face him. "I've got my orders, sweetheart. Get inside, in the bedroom. If Abby and I aren't back in fifteen minutes, there's a revolver in the nightstand. Take it and haul ass to Gavin's."
If she fought him, it would take longer for him to get to Abby's side. Brynn swore harshly, but didn't struggle. "Fine. Go. Now. " And I'll be right behind you.
He hesitated and groaned. "You're going to get us both killed." But he let go of her and took off down the hill, back toward the house.
Toward Abby.
Brynn only waited long enough to catch her breath before following him.
It was harder this time. Her legs wouldn't work right and she seemed to catch every branch on her body. Joe disappeared into the night, so fast and silent she couldn't hear him over the harsh sound of her own breathing.
If I were one of them…
It wasn't a new thought. Three attacks in as many weeks, and each left her feeling angrier, helpless. Abby, with her superstrength and near invulnerability, could defend herself. Brynn was a target. A hostage.
She broke free of the woods behind Keith's house and hit her knees in relief when Abby shoved open the back door of the house. Brynn thought she saw blood on her sister's clothes, but Abby moved out of the light too quickly to be sure.
Adrenaline faded. Brynn braced her hands on the ground as she gasped for breath and wished, once again, for the speed and stamina werewolves took for granted.
Abby knelt beside her and stroked one shaking hand over her hair. "Are you all right?"
It took her a few seconds to get enough breath to talk. "Of course I'm all right." I ran. "Are you?"
Her sister nodded. "Joe's bringing some of our things out, and we're going to his place, okay? Just for tonight."
"Okay." Brynn pushed herself up with a wince and focused on Abby's stained shirt. "That blood… It's not yours, right?"
Abby's eyes hardened as she helped Brynn to her feet. "No. No, it's not mine."
"Good." Brynn tried to brush bark away from the raw, open scratch on her forearm and hissed at the sudden sting. The bruises from her ordeal at the beginning of the month had faded, but she'd earned plenty more to take their place tonight. Her muddy T-shirt hung from one shoulder, and she used an annoyed sigh to cover her fear. "Is he getting me a change of clothes? This is ruined."
"I packed a bag in case we needed to leave quickly." As Abby spoke, Joe came through the door and clomped down the back steps. "Did you get it?"
He hefted a backpack. "This one?"
"Yeah. Thanks, Joe."
"No problem." He hesitated, casting a glance at Brynn. "I called Gavin. He's sending someone."
"Maybe they can learn something useful once he–" Abby cleared her throat. "Once the guy wakes up."
Joe snorted quietly. "They'd better do it before Keith gets back."
Imagining what her sister's new lover would do to the man who'd broken into his home made Brynn queasy. She swallowed and turned resolutely toward Joe's cabin. "Can we go yet? I need to clean up."
A warm hand landed on her shoulder, and she felt Joe's comforting presence beside her. "Do you need to see Cindy about that scratch?"
"I don't need a doctor." The last thing Brynn wanted was more werewolves smothering her with overprotective concern. She summoned a smile for him. "Have you got a first aid kit at your place?"
"Sure." He cocked his head and got that look the werewolves always got when they were listening to things she couldn't hear. "Backup's here. Want a ride, Abby?"
Abby touched Brynn's other arm. "Can you walk?"
"Stop it." Brynn ground the words out between clenched teeth. "I ran through the woods. That's it. I'm fine. You're the one who was attacked, Abby. Stop worrying about me so damn much."
"Okay." But Brynn caught the pointed look her sister gave Joe, and knew he'd be watching her for any sign she was about to collapse, or faint, or trip… Or stub my toe or break a fingernail. But there was nothing she could do but set her jaw and walk–unassisted–back to Joe's cabin.
They were almost through the woods when Joe glanced over at Brynn and finally broke the tense silence. "After we get your arm cleaned up, can you help me with something?"
It would give him an excuse to watch over her in an overprotective fashion, which was probably the point, but at least he tried to be subtle about it. "Sure, Joe."
"Gavin and Sam are coming over to talk. I need to make some sandwiches or something, and I could use a hand. Can't let the pack alphas go hungry."
"Okay. I can handle sandwiches." And maybe with Abby out of the way, she could find a way to ask Joe the one question that had been burning in the back of her mind since the last attack.
How do I become one of you?
The angry red scratches on Brynn's face and neck looked worse now that she'd cleaned up, and it didn't help his foul mood. Joe tried not to grind his teeth as he smoothed the last bit of tape over the bandage on her arm. "If it gets swollen or hot, see Cindy about it anyway, okay?"
Brynn seemed unconcerned. She tossed her damp hair over her shoulder and glanced at the bandage. "Thanks. I probably didn't need that, though. It's not that bad."
"I wanted to get it covered before your sister got out of the shower." He gathered the rarely used first aid supplies and replaced them in the cupboard. "She worries. Maybe too much."
Brynn made a rude noise as she began to twist her hair into a tight braid with deft movements of her fingers. "I might have noticed that."
"She can't help it, you know. Really." No more than he could. "It's an instinctive thing." You need protection.
"I know, I know." She tied off her hair with a band she'd pulled out of the backpack and turned to study him. "Can I ask you a question? A serious one."
He attempted a smile. "On a night like tonight, I don't think there's any other kind."
He could tell she was nervous when she took a deep breath and braced herself before speaking again. "I always hear Keith talking about the way things go when you choose to become a werewolf. How does it work, if you choose?"
As if anyone could make an informed decision about it. You can't know, he thought bitterly. It's not possible. "You find out everything you can, you think real damn hard about your reasons, and you take your case to the alpha. Then you wait."
"How long?"
"Six months is Gavin's minimum." Surely she couldn't be thinking… "Tell me this is just casual curiosity, Brynn."
The stubborn set of her jaw told a different story. "Are there ever exceptions? For dangerous circumstances?"
He braced his hands against the edge of the counter. "Your sister's going to have a fit if you so much as bring it up, you know."
"My sister is not in charge of me." Brynn shifted with a wince that made the hair on the back of his neck rise. "And if I'm going to have werewolves trying to kill me for the rest of my life, maybe it would be nice if I were a little harder to kill."
"You're not going to have people after you." His hands tightened into fists, and he took a deep breath to quell the fierce protectiveness that crashed through him. "When we figure this out, find a plan of attack–"
"You can't promise I'll be safe. You can't. I listen when Keith tells Abby about the politics, about what's going on out there. I don't want to be their weak spot. I don't want to be a hostage."
The water in the bathroom stopped running, and Joe arched an eyebrow at Brynn. "If you're serious, you can talk to Gavin about it when he gets here. But Abby is going to shit a brick."
She hesitated before shaking her head. "She's too upset tonight. I'll ask Gavin tomorrow. Just…don't tell her. Please?"
"I'm not saying a word," he swore. "Promise me you'll think about it. There are other ways to be safe. Your brother, maybe."
"Until someone comes after him, too." She didn't sound scared, just resigned and tired.
"Okay, look–"
"What's going on?" Abby stood in the doorway, her hair hanging in wet tendrils around her head and shoulders. "Brynn?"
Brynn smiled at her sister and, if he hadn't seen exhausted misery in her eyes a moment before, he might have believed the expression was real. "I'm fine. Joe played doctor."
Joe choked on his beer. "Not like that."
"Oh, for crying out loud." Brynn closed her eyes and groaned. "Yes, Abby. Joe and I were out here doing dirty, dirty things."
He opened his mouth to deny it but remained quiet. Abby thinking he was perving on her kid sister was better than Abby knowing said kid sister wanted to become a werewolf. "Want something to eat or drink, Ab?"
"No, thanks." Abby wrapped her arms around her body. "Gavin and Sam?"
"On their way. They're going to keep the guy under guard until…"
"Yeah." She avoided his gaze. "Until."
Until Keith gets back. The guy was going to wish he'd died. "You want a beer or something, Brynn?"
Brynn acted as though she hadn't heard him. Her gaze was focused on her sister, and he could see the guilt in her eyes. "I'm okay, Abby. We're both okay."
A knock interrupted Abby's answer, and she hurried toward the door, yanked it open and greeted the alpha pair.
Gavin rested his hands on Abby's shoulders. "You're all right? You and Brynn?"
Joe cleared his throat. "They're both fine. Brynn came to me, and Abby took care of it."
As Gavin comforted Abby, his wife slipped past them and fixed her gaze on Brynn. After a few assessing seconds, Sam looked to Joe. "She doesn't need to see Cindy?"
"A scratch, that's all. She's okay." Her mental state was another matter entirely, but he doubted anything short of an audience with Gavin would make her feel better.
Sam nodded. "We can't get ahold of Keith. Have you got space for them here, or should they come home with us?"
He tensed. "They can stay here. That was the plan, if anything happened." Abby he could let go, but she wouldn't leave without Brynn, and he wasn't sure how he'd react if she walked out. The protectiveness he'd felt from the moment he'd hauled her out of Matthews' compound hadn't faded. If anything, it was stronger than ever.
Gavin steered Abby toward the couch and solved the problem with a short command. "Here will be fine. The ladies can have Joe's bed, and Joe can take the sofa or the floor."
Brynn's gaze found Joe's, and she smiled at him before rising to follow Abby to the couch. Her earlier annoyance at her sister's overprotectiveness seemed to be gone–or well hidden. "Thank you, Joe."
"You're welcome." He sat on the edge of the couch as Abby began to talk, relating to the alphas what had happened. He watched Brynn, and only sheer force of will kept him from sliding a comforting hand over hers as she closed her eyes and listened.


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NACCHO's partnership with Healthy People 2020 (HP 2020) is designed to support and increase the use of HP 2020 among local health departments (LHDs), non-profit hospitals, and other organizations related to community health assessment and improvement planning. All programmatic activities will be designed to support the HP 2020 ten-year agenda for improving the Nation's health.
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TYRONE, Pa. - June 18, 2013 --Police say a central Pennsylvania man took a woman's car without her permission, but was arrested after he drove her to the hospital when she broke her ankle in the process.
Online court records don't list an attorney for 29-year-old Joseph Friedenberger Jr., of Tyrone, who faces a preliminary hearing June 25 on charges including unauthorized use of a vehicle and aggravated assault.
The Altoona Mirror reports Friedenberger was at the woman's home about 4 p.m. Sunday when he drove away after she told him not to take her car. She walked to his home and tried to get into the car, but police say he drove away and knocked her into a creek, breaking her ankle.
Police arrested Friedenberger when he drove her to Tyrone Hospital a short time later.
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We've all played Frogger at one point or another. Helping that courageous frog cross the street time after time holds a special place in every gamer's heart. Banzai Rabbit, originally known as Frogman, is the 3D evolution of the Frogger formula with some added bonuses, and it does it all in top style.
As the story goes, two scientists working on a high-tech machine are fused with a rabbit and flea after a freak accident. As Banzai Rabbit, you must stop 'The Flea' from proceeding with his evil plan to turn every human into an insect, by braving the streets to save infected citizens standing on sidewalks. You've only got so much time to save each one, so the pressure is on.
This story is presented in a comic book format at the beginning of the game, but then takes a backseat as you hop through 142 levels set in the city, train yard, and factory. This isn't a problem when you factor in the great level design. You must figure out how to maneuver around different types of cars, avoid incoming trains, and learn the patterns of emerging and submerging submarines to reach citizens in need. Bonus levels have you collecting as many stars as you can before time runs out or you get hit.
Better flee the Flea.
Scattered around the level are mutagen orbs, which allow an extra continue once you collect 10. There are also two kinds of power-ups: time-slowing and super jump, which propels you into the air and allows you to hop over obstacles.
If the heat is too much for you or your Frogger skills aren't up to snuff, there is an easy mode available. Here the traffic is slower, you are given more lives, and fewer mutagen orbs are needed per continue. On top of this, there are extra checkpoints and more time per level. We appreciated this mode, especially since things can get tricky later in the game.
Banzai Rabbit does just enough to give the Frogger folks a unique experience that will keep them playing for hours at a time. With three great control options, colorful graphics, and one lovable rabbit, we give Banzai Rabbit our highest honors.


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Located 2 blocks from Victoria's picturesque Inner Harbour, this hotel is 1 block from the convention center, 2 blocks from downtown shopping, and within 6 blocks of ferries to Washington state.
Northwest cuisine
The Fire & Water restaurant serves fine steaks and seafood with a regional flair. Other Victoria Marriott amenities include a pool, fitness center, and complimentary wireless Internet access in public areas.
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This 16-story Marriott sits at the heart of downtown Victoria, just two blocks from the Inner Harbour, the shops on Government St, and spacious Beacon Hill Park. The on-site restaurant specializes in steak and seafood dishes with fresh local ingredients; an adjacent lounge offers relaxing fireside drinks and meals.
The hotel offers an indoor swimming pool, spa tub, and sauna, as well as a fitness center with cardio equipment and free weights.
Complimentary wireless Internet access is available in public areas; an on-site business center contains a computer with high-speed Internet, as well as a printer/fax/copier. The hotel also has 464 square meters (5,000 square feet) of meeting and event space.
Both valet and self-parking are available in a secure underground garage.
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Tyler Bertuzzi makes the Guelph Storm particularly devastating
This is turning into London's uncomfortable Memorial Cup.
The Guelph Storm, who ended the Knights' season twice, are the favourites to hoist the big trophy Sunday afternoon on Budweiser Gardens ice.
And the frontrunners for tournament MVP?
Take your pick between Kerby Rychel, the former Windsor Spitfires captain, and Tyler Bertuzzi, Public Enemy No. 1 this week.
Bertuzzi, the Detroit second-rounder, has scored five goals in three games. He usually stirs it up — he said North Bay fans threw beer and popcorn at him in the OHL final — and was at his nails-on-chalkboard best in the elimination of the Knights Wednesday.
"I'm an agitator, I guess, and the crowd was booing me for whatever reason," said the 19-year-old nephew of NHLer Todd Bertuzzi. "My rookie year, I needed to show what I could do, whether it was fighting (which he did a lot). It's fun. It gets everyone going. You get the other team off their game and (it) gets the guys excited.
"It gives the team (energy)."
Guelph head coach Scott Walker says he never knows if Bertuzzi is grimacing or smiling. Knights fans jeered the 6-foot, 178-pounder from Sudbury as he was being helped off the ice after taking a knee hit from London's giant defenceman Nikita Zadorov.
Bertuzzi has been receiving treatment for a charley horse on that play.
"A little sore, but it's hockey," he said. "It hurt. I just battled through it. We have (three) days off before the final."
A lot of teams have two solid lines who can score. Guelph is particularly devastating because Bertuzzi, currently on the third line with Stephen Pierog and Pius Suter, is also filling the net.
He played only 29 regular season games this year because of injury, but caught fire for 10 goals in the playoffs.
"Over my three years, my skills improved a lot," he said. "Last year, I scored 13 goals (in 43 games). This year, I had a lot of confidence coming into these big games and it helped out."
And what about Uncle Todd, the ex-Storm giant?
They keep in touch routinely.
"He's my role model a little bit," Tyler Bertuzzi said. "He texts me all the time wishing me good luck and how it's going.
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Bright and briny flavors are captured in these chicken breasts baked with artichoke hearts, capers, whole garlic cloves, Parmesan cheese and lemon slices plus a big glug or two of extra-virgin olive oil to help all the flavors shine.
The lemon slices add just the right amount of tartness without being overwhelming so it won't make you pucker up. The garlic cloves soften, mellow out and sweeten up making it easy to pop them right in your mouth whole. You'll wish there were more and it doesn't hurt to throw in a few extra. I call them garlic candy.
This is easy enough to throw together on a busy weeknight using only one pan. Score. The chicken is laid down in a big roasting pan then the artichokes, capers, garlic and lemon slices are arranged around it after being tossed in olive oil, salt and pepper. A blizzard of Parmesan cheese is sprinkled over the entire thing before being baked.
There's no sauce for serving with pasta or rice. Not sorry. I meant for this to be on the lighter side, a meal that won't weigh you down. The kind of meal that says hello spring, are you here yet?
- ¼ cup extra-virgin olive oil, divided
- 1 + ½ - 2 pounds boneless chicken breasts
- coarse salt and fresh black pepper
- 12 ounces artichoke hearts, jarred or frozen (thawed), cut in half lengthwise
- ¼ cup capers
- 8 cloves garlic, peeled
- 2 lemons, 1 of them zested and thinly sliced, seeds removed
- ¼ cup fresh grated Parmesan cheese
- about ½ teaspoon Italian seasoning
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees F. Add 2 tablespoons of oil to a large roasting pan or non-stick baking sheet with sides - spread it out so the pan is greased from edge to edge.
- Pound the chicken breasts out to an even thickness with a meat mallet - place them on a cutting board and cover them with saran wrap first.
- Cut the chicken in half and season them well with salt and pepper then place them in the pan, spreading them out so they're not touching.
- In a medium-ish bowl toss the artichoke hearts, capers, garlic and lemon slices with the remaining 2 tablespoons of oil, the zest of the lemon and a few generous dashes of salt and pepper. Arrange them all around the chicken in the pan, filling in the empty spaces.
- Sprinkle the Parmesan all over, especially on the chicken, then sprinkle with Italian seasoning, followed by a light sprinkle of salt and pepper.
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Jim Hendry Talks About the Cubs, Theo Epstein, and His Future
Since his dismissal as general manager of the Chicago Cubs in July (and then again in August), Jim Hendry has kept a relatively low profile. He's offered a short sound byte here and there as the Cubs finished a dismal 2011 season, got new management, and fired his former manager, Mike Quade. But, other than that, Hendry hasn't offered a full post-mortem on the season, his firing, and his tenure with the Cubs.
He started that process with an interview with Bruce Levine of ESPNChicago last week.
"I feel wonderful," Hendry told ESPNChicago.com. "I've cleared my head and paid attention to my family and friends, as well as my health.
"I've been able to enjoy all the things I haven't had time for the last 17 years." …
Hendry and Epstein took GM positions at the same time and developed a strong working relationship and friendship.
"Tom Ricketts did the city of Chicago and the Cubs organization a great service by hiring Theo," Hendry said. "He's a great baseball man and a great person.
"Besides bringing in his good people, he's also inheriting terrific people who are working for the team. Tom and his family certainly hit a home run in their choice. If you had to choose someone to replace you, Theo would be at the top of the list."
Hendry agreed with Epstein's statement on Oct. 25 that after 10 years in a baseball position things may start to deteriorate. Epstein was referring to his own situation with the Boston Red Sox.
"I agree with what Theo said," Hendry said. "[Former Cubs president] Andy MacPhail first told me the shelf life in this job is no longer than 10 years. I had almost every front office position in my 17 years with the Cubs. It was a long time with a lot of different roles, including three different owners.
"Looking at it now, I think [Ricketts' decision to fire him] was the right thing to do. We got close a few times to winning, but now a change of scenery looks good for everyone involved."
As far as that change of scenery goes, for Hendry, he isn't quite sure what he'll be doing. He's gotten some calls about TV and radio gigs, and Commissioner Bud Selig has reached out to Hendry to discuss the future.
And, of course, there are plenty of organizations interested in adding Hendry to their front office or scouting department, many of whom called shortly after Hendry was fired. One of those calls, Hendry said, came from none other than Theo Epstein, then the GM of the Red Sox.
Hendry was always a good scout, molded in the "old ways," and he could still have a successful number of years left in the game.
Just probably not as a GM.
Hendry also spoke to Levine on the radio on Saturday morning, adding, among other things, his thoughts on the firing of Mike Quade.
"Mike texted me within an hour after Theo talked to him before it was announced," Hendry told ESPN 1000's "Talkin' Baseball" on Saturday. "We've missed each other a couple times. Basically just been exchanging texts. I'm sure he's out fishing and clearing his head a little bit. I would think sometime within the next couple days we'll have a chat. He is a good baseball man. He will land on his feet. He's been a good coach for a long, long time. I think he handled it well, as well did Theo in the exit for both of them. It's certainly understandable from Theo's side. It certainly was a classy way I think that Mike handled it too, knowing that and appreciating the way Theo went down and saw him."
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The Bandys football team's defense showed know signs of weakness on Friday against Fred T. Foard despite some difficult conditions in practice earlier this week.
The Trojans (2-0) allowed minus-three yards of total offense from the Tigers in the 33-2 non-conference victory in Catawba.
"We had a really long week," said Bandys head coach Trent Lowman. "It was a five-day work week practice-wise for our football team, and it was hot."
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Bandys only gaffe the entire night was a botched snap over the head of punter Quiante Derr, who was eventually tackled in the end zone.
Bandys quarterback Logan Beegle completed 9-of-13 passes in the game for 140 yards and two touchdowns, while running back Javon McCorkle rushed for 72 yards on 14 carries and one touchdown.
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WACO, Texas (Feb. 10, 2014) -Baylor University's John F. Baugh Center for Entrepreneurship and Free Enterprise will welcome renowned author and social critic Os Guinness at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12 in Kayser Auditorium. Guinness will speak about his most recent book, "A Free People's Suicide: Sustainable Freedom and the American Future."
Steve Bradley, Ph.D., director of the Free Enterprise program of the Baugh Center, said Guinness will present stimulating ideas in his lecture.
"We are interested in his ideas about the connection between freedom, virtue and faith," Bradley said. "He believes that everyone wants freedom and virtues and his argument is that they are all interconnected."
Bradley said the Free Enterprise program typically focuses on business and entrepreneurship, but Guinness' ideas are worth hearing.
"The general topic of this book is freedom," he said. "His notion that the faith and virtue components are key requirements is something we wanted to bring to the table."
The lecture will also challenge a common public opinion about faith.
"People think that by throwing off the shackles of faith we will be freer, but it's important for us to realize that a country void of virtues and faith in the public square will have more limited freedoms," Bradley said.
Guinness was most recently on the Baylor campus for an "On Topic" discussion with Baylor President and Chancellor Ken Starr. Guinness completed his undergraduate degree at the University of London and his doctorate in the social sciences from Oriel College, Oxford. He has written or edited thirty books on a wide range of themes including "The American Hour," "Time for Truth," "The Call," "Invitation to the Classics," "Long Journey Home," "Unspeakable," and "A Case for Civility."
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When I sat down to make a new sample for this week, nothing happened. I sat at my desk and was less than inspired. So I took my new Cricut out of it's box, filed some papers I had just purchased, fussed with my ribbons, sorted through a bunch of embellishments and papers to pull out everything that might inspire me for Valentine's day, and then sat back at the desk still without any inspiration.
Normally when this happens I just leave and do something else. I've found it's better not to push things when I just don't feel like stamping. But this was my ONE chance to get some stamping done before I start in on all the new release prep for our release this Friday. So I plugged on, thinking that my mojo card could be the warm-up and then I'd miraculously be inspired to stamp. Well, not so much, but luckily I do have a few sneak peeks I made a week or so ago that will give you something new to look at this week.
On a positive note, I did get a mojo card made, though! :) While sifting through papers, I found a BasicGrey Eva pad that didn't even look like it had ever been used. Poor thing! So I ripped into it, loving the bright cheery greens, pinks & purples. I pulled out one of my fave Verve sets... Starstruck and voila -- a card was born!
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i see me totally using your card as a jumping off point as i have this stamp set from verve. thanks for the inspiration.ReplyDelete
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This turned out LOVELY, with such a unique color combination!ReplyDelete
Must be something in the air of this new year... I am finding myself without much mojo these days as well. Best of luck! ;)
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Wow - that's quite a card for "no Mojo"!ReplyDelete
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Stunning. I adore the designer paper on the star and "hottie" ribbon! Hugs, MReplyDelete
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Join the Campus Activities Board in pledging to be more environmentally friendly in your daily routines, while having fun at a great event! The Becker Earth Hour Glow in the Dark Party will feature fun, do-it-yourself activities including "paint your own" ceramic piggy bank (and cat, frog and doggy ceramic banks) in glow in the dark paint and glow in the dark nail polish manicures (you'll paint your own manicures then get to keep the polish), as well as providing glow in the dark frisbees for frisbee fun, mini glow sticks and bracelets, and glow in the dark tattoos!
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It is probably no accident, as the old-left journals used to say, that both Buckley and Carey McWilliams, The Nation's longtime editor, were fans of Albert Jay Nock, who after briefly working at The Nation in the 1920s went on to found his own libertarian magazine called The Freeman (the rights to which Buckley sought unsuccessfully to buy when he began National Review). Nock started out as a left-wing anarchist and bohemian, but he metamorphosed into an anti-egalitarian who believed that journals of opinion were aimed at what he called the Remnant, the enlightened few who would influence the many.
"Bohemian" is a better description of Nock's one-time American Magazine colleague John Reed; Nock was more of an anti-institutionalist than a party animal, and he remained one to the end (just look at the passages on marriage and organized religion in Memoirs of a Superfluous Man). "Left-wing anarchist" is misleading as well: Nock was an individualist anarchist heavily influenced by Henry George. He was far from being an anarcho-syndicalist, which is what "left-wing anarchist" might be taken to mean. Navasky probably doesn't mean to suggest that, but the contrast he wants to draw between the the early and the late Nock is not accurate. The sharp contrast is between the Tolstoyan sensibility of the pre-World War I Nock and the partly Cram-inspired pessimistic Nock of later years.
Buckley's relationship to Nock is pretty well known — WFB Sr. was a friend of AJN, and WFB Jr. often paid homage to Nock — but I had not known about Carey McWilliam's admiration for him.
Postscript: For what it's worth — we Nock aficionados can be a punctilious lot — Navasky's dates are wrong, too. Nock worked for The Nation during World War I, not the 1920s, and even got the magazined censored when he wrote critically about Samuel Gompers. Bad for the labor-business-government war effort, don't ya know. He launched The Freeman, with Francis Neilson as co-editor (in name, at least), in 1920.


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Get next-generation security for unified communications with bulletproof protection for the SIP trunking to your network, offices and workers.
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Hybrid Unified Communications
Bridge the gap between TDM and IP with a converged architecture approach that gives you everything: the full range of UC applications and all the benefits of increased workforce productivity.
Remote Branch Unified Communications
Keep your multi-site enterprise and remote workers connected with the UC features they count on, all from a single easy-to manage platform
Management Applications
Empower your team to maintain a high performance communications network. You're always in touch, anywhere, so you can work smarter, and more efficiently.
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